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1. discrete distribution clustering in big data and a method for storm prediction leveraging large historical archives

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Open Access
Author:
Zhang, Yu
Title:
discrete distribution clustering in big data and a method for storm prediction leveraging large historical archives
Graduate Program:
Information Sciences and Technology
Keywords:
discrete distribution
clustering
parallel computing
image annotation
protein clustering
storm prediction
File:
Download dissertation.pdf
Committee Members:
James Z Wang, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Jia Li, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
James Z Wang, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Jia Li, Committee Member
C Lee Giles, Committee Member
Anna Cinzia Squicciarini, Committee Member
Chris Eliot Forest, Committee Member

3. A Framework For Evaluating Electronic Resources

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Open Access
Author:
Coughlin, Daniel M
Title:
A Framework For Evaluating Electronic Resources
Graduate Program:
Information Sciences and Technology
Keywords:
information science
electronic resources
electronic journals
web analytics
collection management
File:
Download Daniel_Coughlin_-_Final_Paper.pdf
Committee Members:
Bernard James Jansen, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Bernard James Jansen, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Anne M Hoag, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Shawn Clark, Committee Member
Zhenhui Li, Committee Member

4. Advancing Local E-government Through Town-gown Collaboration in the Web 2.0 Environment: A Comparative Case Study of Six Small Municipalities in Pennsylvania

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Open Access
Author:
Levy, Anna
Title:
Advancing Local E-government Through Town-gown Collaboration in the Web 2.0 Environment: A Comparative Case Study of Six Small Municipalities in Pennsylvania
Graduate Program:
Information Sciences and Technology
Keywords:
Local e-government
social media
town and gown collaboration
sociotechnical theory
grounded theory
e-partnering
File:
Download Complete_Dissertation_AnnaLevy_4.5.15.pdf
Committee Members:
John Watson Bagby, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Eileen M Trauth, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
John Watson Bagby, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Lynette Marie Yarger, Committee Member
Beverly Ann Cigler, Committee Member
Eileen M Trauth, Committee Chair/Co-Chair

5. Managing and leveraging action knowledge: The case of front-line operators in the petrochemical industry

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Open Access
Author:
He, Jingwen
Title:
Managing and leveraging action knowledge: The case of front-line operators in the petrochemical industry
Graduate Program:
Information Sciences and Technology
Keywords:
Action knowledge
knowledge management
process industry
design science
grounded theory method
File:
Download dissertation-03192015-JH.pdf
Committee Members:
Sandeep Purao, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Eileen M Trauth, Committee Member
Heng Xu, Committee Member
Timothy William Simpson, Committee Member

6. A Study of the Socio-technical Influences on Information and Communications Technology in Girls' Schools in Saudi Arabia

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Open Access
Author:
Almoaiqel, Sarah
Title:
A Study of the Socio-technical Influences on Information and Communications Technology in Girls' Schools in Saudi Arabia
Graduate Program:
Information Sciences and Technology
Keywords:
Information and Communications Technology
Integration
Socio-Technical
File:
Download 1-Sarah_Almoaiqel_Masters_Thesis.pdf
Committee Members:
Madhu Reddy, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor

7. Detecting automated agents based insider attacks through adjacency matrix analysis

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Open Access
Author:
Xiao, Gaoyao
Title:
Detecting automated agents based insider attacks through adjacency matrix analysis
Graduate Program:
Information Sciences and Technology
Keywords:
Insider attack detection
adjacency matrix analysis
File:
Download YourName-Dissertation.pdf
Committee Members:
Peng Liu, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
John Yen, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Anna Cinzia Squicciarini, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor

10. Investigating Interdependent Privacy Issues in Social App Adoption Scenarios: Theoretical Results and Behavioral Evidence

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Open Access
Author:
Pu, Yu
Title:
Investigating Interdependent Privacy Issues in Social App Adoption Scenarios: Theoretical Results and Behavioral Evidence
Graduate Program:
Information Sciences and Technology
Keywords:
Social Apps
Interdependent Privacy
Other-Regarding Preferences
App Data Collection Context
Economic Model
Conjoint Analysis
File:
Download YuPu.pdf
Committee Members:
Jens Grossklags, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor